SuiteCRM - install guide, anyone?
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@FATeknollogee said in SuiteCRM - install guide, anyone?:
Yes I did.
I probably should re-install Fed 25 & just start from scratch?I don't think so, unless you have scripted all of this. That tends to create an endless cycle of 99% of the time spent installing and never really looking for the underlying issues. I'm sure that your base install is fine.
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Maybe give us a listing of the directory in long form so that we can see the ownership and permissions that are in place. Also, temporary disable SELinux, just in case.
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disabling SELinux "fixed" the issue.
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@FATeknollogee said in SuiteCRM - install guide, anyone?:
disabling SELinux "fixed" the issue.
That's very commonly needed during installs. Always assume that you either need to manage SELinux while installing or that you need to temporarily suspend it. Not that you suspend it before trying, but when you run into issues, it's almost always a place to start.
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Aren't you glad that you did not re-install now?
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@scottalanmiller said in SuiteCRM - install guide, anyone?:
Aren't you glad that you did not re-install now?
Thanks for the tip.
That's why we hang out at The ML
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Description of Required Item Package or Command PHP php JSON php-json XML Parsing php-xml MB Strings Module php-mbsting Writable SugarCRM Configuration File (config.php) chmod -R 755 /var/www/html/suitecrm/ Writeable Custom Directory chmod -R 775 /var/www/html/suitecrm/custom Writable Modules Sub-Directories and Files chmod -R 775 /var/www/html/suitecrm/modules Writable Upload Directory chmod -R 775 /var/www/html/suitecrm/modules Writable Data Sub-Directories chmod -R 775 /var/www/html/suitecrm/data Writable Cache Sub-Directories chmod -R 775 /var/www/html/suitecrm/cache PHP Memory Limit (at least 128M) /etc/php.ini memory_limit = 256M ZLIB Compression Module php ZIP Handling Module php-pecl-zip PCRE Library php IMAP Module php-imap cURL Module php-pear-Net-Curl Upload File Size /etc/php.ini upload_max_filesize=60M and post_max_size=60M Sprite Support ImageMagick -
and all those writeable directories also need SELinux permissions changed.
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@FATeknollogee said in SuiteCRM - install guide, anyone?:
disabling SELinux "fixed" the issue.
All the directories listed in the the chart i posted have to have the SELinux httpd_rw context added.
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Ok, will enable SELinux & try again!
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@FATeknollogee said in SuiteCRM - install guide, anyone?:
Ok, will enable SELinux & try again!
I am typing up my post now.. just getting the screenshots from the web install part of the process..
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@JaredBusch said in SuiteCRM - install guide, anyone?:
I am typing up my post now.. just getting the screenshots from the web install part of the process..
In that case, I'll spin up a new Fed 25 vm & wait for your notes.
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works minus 1 thing with SELinux enforced the entire time. trying to figure that out real quick.
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@FATeknollogee said in SuiteCRM - install guide, anyone?:
@JaredBusch said in SuiteCRM - install guide, anyone?:
I am typing up my post now.. just getting the screenshots from the web install part of the process..
In that case, I'll spin up a new Fed 25 vm & wait for your notes.
Done
https://mangolassi.it/topic/13731/how-to-install-suitecrm-7-8-3-on-fedora-25-minimal
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I didn't make an install guide for Linux, but I made one for Windows using Bitnami and thought I would post here - http://blog.thenetworknerd.com/2017/06/12/how-suite-it-is-suitecrm-and-bitnami.
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@NetworkNerd said in SuiteCRM - install guide, anyone?:
I didn't make an install guide for Linux, but I made one for Windows using Bitnami and thought I would post here - http://blog.thenetworknerd.com/2017/06/12/how-suite-it-is-suitecrm-and-bitnami.
But definitely do NOT install that on Windows. Not only is it costly and bloated so not good from just a general standpoint, but the key components of the system like MariaDB and PHP do not run efficiently on Windows and are not tuned for it. So even if you could get Windows for free and dedupe it like crazy to make it more lean, it will still run like total crap compared to a smaller Linux instance. This is one of the best known workloads that should never appear on Windows, it makes zero sense as the "premium" of Windows is totally lost here and turns into all negative.
